Guerrilla TV Archive, [ca. 1965-1997] (bulk 1970-1989).

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Guerrilla TV Archive, [ca. 1965-1997] (bulk 1970-1989).

The archive primarily reflects Deirdre Boyle's research for the book Subject to Change: Guerrilla Television Revisited. The guerrilla TV movement began in the late 1960s with the commercial release and marketing of the portable video camera. It documents the growing accessibility of video technology and the rise of video collectives committed to using videotape as an artistic, storytelling, documentary, and socially transforming medium. Additionally, the archive shows the development of video preservation concerns, the rise of video collections within public and academic research libraries and the connections between underground video, cable and corporate television networks. The archive is particularly rich in personal interviews between Boyle and many influential individuals such as Skip Blumberg, Allen Rucker, Wendy Apple, and Michael Shamberg, who were involved in video collectives such as Top Value Television (TVTV), the Videofreex, New Orleans Public Access Cable, and Broadside TV, among many others. The materials span the mid-1960s through the early 1990s offering a comprehensive view of the guerrilla TV movement and activist media, in general, through interviews, articles, publications, photographs and publicity materials.

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Rucker, Allen.

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Blumberg, Skip

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Shamberg, Michael.

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Boyle, Deirdre.

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Deirdre Boyle is a video historian and media critic as well as a programmer, consultant and media preservation advocate. She received her Master's degree in Media Studies from Antioch College and currently is a senior core faculty member in the Graduate Media Studies Program at New School University. Boyle received the New School's Distinguished Teaching Award in 1998. She also received a Fulbright Fellowship to study in Moscow in 1992 and an Ace Award for Best Documentary Series on Cable TV in ...

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Stoney, George C.

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Educator. From the description of Reminiscences of George C. Stoney : oral history, 1973. (Columbia University In the City of New York). WorldCat record id: 86131666 George C. Stoney, film maker and professor of film at New York University, managed Helen Douglas Mankin's 1948 Congressional campaign. From the description of George C. Stoney oral history interview, 1977 June 21. (Georgia State University). WorldCat record id: 38476424 George C. Stoney (191...

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New Orleans Video Access Center

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Apple, Wendy

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